and with those little push buttons on top to flush
which don't seem to last anything like their handle shaped ancestors
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Wed 13 Jun 2012, 16:44,
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Not here.
Almost all cysterns in public places around here are electronic, they flush when you move away from them. Sometimes before.
Faucets, soap dispensers, and driers pretty much all work that way too.
Fine until there's a power cut.
I'm too tired to make a "motion-sensitive" joke right now. I'll leave
that to someone else.
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Wed 13 Jun 2012, 16:50,
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Faucets, soap dispensers, and driers pretty much all work that way too.
Fine until there's a power cut.
I'm too tired to make a "motion-sensitive" joke right now. I'll leave
that to someone else.
yeah, but you still have to push/pull the fucking door open
"faucets"
lol
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Wed 13 Jun 2012, 16:52,
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lol
Worst thing I find is the hole where the U-bend starts is too far forward
which means you're liable to get pooey smears down the back wall of the bowl. It's basically a toilet that needs cleaning twice as much as any other toilet.
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Wed 13 Jun 2012, 16:54,
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There's them Forren ones...
...that have a little "pan" so the Forrens can sift through their jobbies before flushing. Now that's weird.
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Wed 13 Jun 2012, 16:58,
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Man I have a story about that from when I lived in Amsterdam
but you wouldn't even fucking believe it.
Plus QOTW has spoiled story-telling for everyone forever.
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Wed 13 Jun 2012, 17:06,
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Plus QOTW has spoiled story-telling for everyone forever.
I shat in one of those in amsterdam
I had to stand up to release it
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Wed 13 Jun 2012, 17:01,
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